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Developing teachers of inquiry: an emerging humanities model of inquiry (HMI)

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posted on 2024-11-01, 16:28 authored by Debra Bateman
Inquiry pedagogies have been an integral mode by which understandings connected to the Humanities have been developed in primary classrooms. For the purposes of this paper, the Humanities incorporates areas of learning associated with Civics & Citizenship, History, Geography and Economics. In primary classrooms, these discipline areas have often been taught in interdisciplinary ways through other iterations such as Social Studies and Studies of Society and Environment. This paper is a reflection on the work with pre-service teachers in a quest to disrupt more traditional and transmissive pedagogies for teaching and learning in this area. It proposes a new way of conceptualising inquiry for rigorous and disciplinary learning.

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Ethos

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22

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1

Start page

8

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11

Total pages

4

Publisher

Social Education Victoria

Place published

Australia

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English

Former Identifier

2006047945

Esploro creation date

2020-06-22

Fedora creation date

2015-01-18

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